Sentence examples for distinctly because it from inspiring English sources

Your mind will start crossing its pathways, and you won't be able to remember the original trip as distinctly, because it will have to compete with the new, similar ones.

I remember distinctly because I misspelled their brand name on the cover of the very first proposal I built for them!

Cyberbullying can be distinctly harmful because it can occur anonymously and cruelty can go viral at the touch of a key.

As you'll notice right away, the app has a distinctly different look because it has ditched the iPhone's green hues for a cleaner, white look.

I can distinctly remember it because it was a bit of a disaster.

"It's a complementary piece to our cable pie because it is distinctly female and distinctly young, both in its original shows and in its potential for growth," Lauren Zalaznick, who heads Women@NBCU, said.

"There is a distinctly feminist line to it because it represents the indifference to women.

Chris Thorne of the Beer Institute responded that it's misleading to compare marijuana to beer, because it's "distinctly different both as a product and an industry".

The judge also found that state human rights laws did not apply to the club before 1994 because it was "distinctly private".

Umami is often considered the fifth basic taste because it is distinctly different from the other basic tastes (sweet, salty, sour, and bitter) and it is believed to activate a separate set of taste receptors.

Really more of a stew than a soup, packed with potatoes and flavored with white wine, it could only be approximated in an American kitchen, because it contained distinctly Mediterranean seafood -- the small, ridged clams called vongole verace, scampi or langoustines and red mullet.